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Published 2 months ago

Mad scramble for Southfield family as sewer line connection goes awry

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Ryan Simms bought his house 16 years ago. He said he had to have county-ordered septic inspections every three years. He knew this year, time and aging pipes and tanks would force his hand. They expected to quickly connect to the sewer line, but it got very complicated.

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Mad scramble for Southfield family as sewer line connection goes awry

Many in Metro Detroit face the financial dilemma of failing septic fields, forcing them to connect to city sewer services where they are available.

2 months ago·Detroit, United States
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